American Symbols
Digital Citizenship
Constitution
Vocabulary
Government
100
What is a bird is a symbol of strength for the USA?
The bald eagle
100
What type of information should you never give out online?
Private Information
100
What are the first three words of the Constitution?
We the People?
100
How can you be a good citizen?
Help others, vote in elections, clean up environment.
100
What is law?
It is a rule with consequences if you break it, such as a fine or jail.
200
What do the 13 stripes in the American flag stand for?
The original 13 colonies that broke free from England.
200
What is a digital trial or footprint?
The information and websites you go to online
200
Can the Constitution be changed?
Yes. It is called an amendment.
200
Why is government necessary?
To make laws for the country
200
Why do we make laws?
To keep people safe.
300
What do the 50 stars in the American flag stand for?
The 50 states
300
How do we credit other people's work on the internet?
State Author, Title and Website
300
How many branches of Government does the Constitution say the United States has?
There are 3.
White House
Supreme Court
Congress
300
What does the word amendment mean?
What is change?
300
What is culture?
A Way of life of a group of people (includes food, language, traditions)
400
The Washington Monument that honors George Washington.
400
What does it mean to be a good digital citizen?
To be safe and responsible online
400
In what city and state did delegates meet to make the Constitution?
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
400
What is a community?
A place where people work and play.
400
What are rules?
Guidelines for people to live by.
500
What does the Statue of Liberty stand for?
Freedom
500
Why should we credit other people's work online when we use it?
It is a sign of respect and it is not legal to use it without giving credit.
500
Is the Constitution 240 years old, 50 years old or 1000 years old?
240 years old
500
What is self-reliance?
Trying to solve problems yourself
500
How can we serve our community?
Being a volunteer, Getting involved in local projects, serving in the military, voting, running for office